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Tourism Committee Chairman Gordon Adam says 'wherever possible people should plan and book ahead, particularly for the Spring or Summer'

Two Inverness fitness professionals have teamed up to launch the Highlands’ first dedicated cycling studio.

Blythswood thanked the council saying the materials will now be used in after-school programmes

Scottish Land & Estates has welcomed two new members of staff to augment its headquarters team.

He has been the public face of NHS Highland throughout the pandemic but Dr Tim Allison has only been director of public health for the past 18 months.

Norman Fell, mortgage consultant for HSPC, explains how you can benefit from contacting someone, like himself, with a close eye on the housing market.

A person has been pronounced dead on the rail line near Inverness.

An application for prior notification and prior approval of the project has been submitted to Highland Council.

It was certainly an invigorating if chilly way to start the New Year.

Despite challenges posed by Covid the firm says there are positive signs for the future.

There are roughly 200-300 quakes in Britain every year, but the vast majority are so small that no one notices them.

DINGWALL and Highland Marts Ltd sold 835 prime sheep at their latest sale with those making the effort 'richly rewarded'.

Reverse advent calendars encourage giving rather than receiving.

A charity has issued an appeal to its big-hearted supporters to hold on to any shoe boxes they might have received at Christmas.

The Scottish Mountaineering Trust (SMT) is marking its 60th anniversary year in 2022 by offering a Diamond Grant of up to £100,000.

An updated weather warning for snow and ice across the Highlands now includes the threat of some 'very strong winds' today.

An application for planning consent was lodged with Highland Council last month and is under consideration.

Another 165 homes could soon be in the pipeline for the Inshes area of Inverness after developers give notice of application.

Hope Gordon is among a 23-strong British squad, comprising 18 athletes and five guides, heading to Lillehammer.

Yvonne Grant, who runs local fishing tackle, country and outdoors shop Glencoast will perform the opening ceremony on Tuesday, January 11.